…. The winner will receive a silver cup. The results of the five games are: First game, Reilley, 15-13; second game, Reilley, 15-5; third game, Mar- tin, 15-13; fourth game, Martin, 15-9; J fifth game and…
… m atch, Reilley, 15-5. "Sleets to the Sweet" Bloomfield's Chocolates The Appreciated Kind, in Yellow and Blue (M. Box) Dainty Lunches Ice Cream Soda /~IooeI 1 731 AID Established 1857-Dry Goods…
… the subscriptions up to the prey- ent time is $398,155.26. Although the war has slackened the intensity of the campaign and the general inter- eat shown to some extent, those in charge believe the total…
….......... 125,155 Detailed reports and checkings are being made by the auditors * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MAY TAKE IN CUSTODY ALL ALIENS' PROPERTY FIRST RECEIPT FOR $100,000 IS IN- VESTED IN…
…- itor of tht University Liberty loan committee, the total subscription from both students and faculty amount to $325,155 with the oversubscription es- timated at $125,155. Approximately $6,000 worth of…
…- ment of 155 pounds. Joe Ufer is the holder of Michigan's 880-yard run. Tommy Hughitt is Yost's choice for his second All-Michigan team. Tom- my, during his last year at Ann Ar- bor, tipped the bar at 142…
… Wright...........184 155 17 Thrun .............151 171 165 Carlson............165 159 162 Diederichs........186 203 159 Totals.........879 853 852 Team average...............2584 Ayer Wins Annual Dog Team…
… win, is his prediction. M. M. A. will place a team on the field averaging 155, with a line tipping the scales at 158. The freshmen will weigh 164, with their line averaging 170. The fresh lineup this…
….80 .... SHIRTS .... $1.55 .... SHIRTS .... $1.25 .... SHIRTS .... $ .90 I GEO. W. KYER 721 N. University Ave. __ i.~.. ..J II 1857-Dry Goods, Furniture, and Women's Fashions- 917 1I Summer's Loveliest…
… .... SHIRTS .... $4.80 .... $3.45 ... .$2.60 .... $2.10 .... $1.80 $1.55 .,.. $1.25 .... $ .90 To give the citizens of the United States a better idea of the reasons for entering into this war, various organ…
….80 .... $1.55 .$1.25 Geo. W. Kyer 721 N. niversity Ave. Graduation exercises of the nurses of the Homoeopathic hospital, were held last night in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. "Women and War," a lec- ture by…
….45 .... $2.60 .... $2.10 .... $1.80 ... .$1.55 ... .$1.25 -3 A few of the many Minnows we have on dis- play. You will surely need some of them:- Rush's Tango, Junior Geo. W. Kyer 721 N. niversity Ave…
… desk. $3.50 ... . $3.00 .... $2.50 .... $2.00 ... . $1.50 .... $1.00 .... SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS .... $4.80 .... $3.45 .... $2.60 .... $2.10 .... $1.80 $1.55 .... $1.25 D. E…
…'s to- tal receipts for the year were about $155,000, but the expenses were some- what above that sum. The five major sports furnished a revenue of approximately $145,500, and the net profit was $55…
… won from Hathway and Phelps to the score of 15-0, 15-1. George and Cohn elimin- ated Alden and Broberg, 15-2, 15-13. In the singles Wickoff won from Reilly by default, Weltman took Alden hnto camp at 15-5…
… 144 191 Thrun .............134 176 150 Wright ............155 188 191 Class Relays to Include 18 Teams With 18 teams representing various classes and departments entered, the annual class relay races…
… times last sea- son he ran the half mile in less than two minutes. His exact record can- not be obtained, as at the Toledo meet last summer, which he won in 1:55, the track was measured short. There is…
… th versity of Michigan; alumni and former stu- believe lng are: Jordan and Bartlett I he dents who have been in actual residence at college heavyweight class; Wykcoff, 155 theUniversity of Michigan for…
… the total of $155,000,000, as compared with $28,000,000 last year. Income tax re- ceipts are flowing into the treasury at the rate of nearly $4,500,000 a day. CABINET UNION FAILS Andrassy Unable to…
…THE WEATHER GENERALLY FAIR I ,ANI) COOIL ri an aiti i UNITED PRESc DAY TN!) lIGHT WIRE SERI CE 0- t VOI. XXVII. No. 155. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917. PRICE FlVE% CI ITS TO…
… UNIVERSITIES IN WHO'S WHO Michigan stands fourth among the universities in the 'number of alumni and alumnae listed in the last edition of "Who's V~io in America." Harvard is first with 155, Yale sec- ond with…
… loss and the loss of the lives of 155 men. In the business meeting before the talk by Professer Riggs, a letter was read from E. C. Warriner, father of Paul Warriner, thanking the 1920 en- gineers for…
